What is defined as an "exempt setting" for nursing practice in Florida?

In Florida, an "exempt setting" for nursing practice refers specifically to scenarios where nursing care is provided in environments that do not require a nursing license. This typically includes volunteer situations or educational settings where individuals are engaged in training and not providing care for compensation.

Such settings are designed to ensure that individuals can develop their skills and gain experience without the formal license typically required in more structured healthcare environments. This exemption is significant as it encourages participation in community service and educational opportunities while ensuring that the public is protected from unlicensed practice in traditional clinical settings.

The other options describe situations that would generally involve regulated nursing practice where a full nursing license is necessary to ensure that trained professionals are providing care. In contrast, exempt settings are meant to support learning and altruistic efforts without the regulatory demand for licensure.